Workmen Drowned in Ferry Disaster at Loveland
A ferry on the river near Loveland collapsed while 20 to 22 men crossed. The flat bottom boat sank midstream, several occupants drowned, and a list of the dead identified at the morgue includes William Saunders, August Kasten, Michael Lynch, Prokop, Carl Bohrmeister, and others. Rescue and identification efforts followed amid a gathering crowd.
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Awoveland
Docka
Cle Mt & Pittsburg Railway Company
Evew
Fred
Etrinsity Seekt
William Saunder
August Kasten
Michael Lynch
Pritz Bartel
Prokup
Carl Bohrmeister
Tullus Erke
Christ Geliveh
Charles Kraus
Edward Ryan
Charles Spoerke
Charles Noyuen
William Brelow
Pressmann
Republican Campaign Opens as Leaders Confer in Cleveland
Republican executives including Messrs Manley Clayton Payne Dawes and Osborne and Mantey met in Cleveland with Guy and McKinsey to plan headquarters in New York and Chicago. They outlined early campaigning from base openings and field speakers to push an aggressive program.
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D Oanton
Joseph HM. Manbcy
Powell Clayton
H.C. Payne
Charles G. Dawes
M. TP. Scott
Cyrus Leland
Ger. Osborne
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Guy, McKinsey
McKintey
Mesara
Clayton
Payne
Chicago
Messrs
Osborne
Mantey
Chirago
Marning
Messrs Quay
Manley
Scott
Gen. Osborne
New York
Merses. Dawes
Dayne Darkin
Leland
Campalen
Chicigo
Comrades Honor Ma McKinley in Canton War Veterans Parade
Veterans from Canton and nearby areas escorted by Canton posts and the Canton troop of horsemen marched to honor Maj. McKinley. Speakers included Commander Hough Buckley and Senator W. C. Claris as a military band played.
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McKinley Palka Io
Canton
Indy 17
Union
Cuyahoga County
McKinley
Ema
Hough Buckley
W. '. Claris
George Pfeffer
D. T. Watterses
A. W
Delegation Endorses Bryan At St Laws Convention
Dryan Enderwed and delegates at St Laws assemble to vote as a unit for William J. Bryan. Among sixty delegates, three are Hoginbleatis, ten Populists, and one Prodsliltienpat, with the rest Democrats supporting Bryan for president.
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Dryan Enderwed
Popolat
Kan
Tidy
Te Wliver
Eixty
St. Laws
Mount Vernon Noms Ballot For Congress Lead
A roughed OCR item notes Mount Vernon and Olle in July with a nomination at a Stoerntie convention. It mentions W. Hol youn on a sixth ballot seeking a congressional seat. The fragmentary text implies a political primary or nominating process with multiple ballots.
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Mount Vernon
Olle
W. 8
Holyoun
Congress
Democratic Convention Divides Over Silver and Monetary Policy
Senator speaks against single silver dollar plan favoring international bimetallism and warns against factional splits. He urges unity, argues for gold and silver parity with balanced means, critiques platform details including income tax and bonds, and warns against abandoning Democratic principles.
Pro Silver Plank and Democratic Monetary Platform
A historical party platform attacks monometallism, demands free coinage of gold and silver at 10 to 1, and opposes bonds and bank control. It calls for treasury-issued currency, tariffs for revenue, and federal restraint on courts and monopolies, with emphasis on labor protection and state rights. It stresses national unity and opposition to Republican policies while endorsing pensions and commerce regulation.
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Oni
Deanoesane Party
Vna
Sefferson
Democratic Party
Nelfah
Republic of
Republica
Snead Boll
Gener
United States
Ogether
Congress
Howe
Alosd
London
Doty
Stites
Benkdog Synentes
Issa
Jackson
Isaac
Treasury Department
Pooe
Supreme Court
Democratic Congress
Fer
Litterature Commerce Commission
Mises
Usted States
Isala
United States Democratic Party Platform Fragments
The text outlines Democratic views on territorial status for New Mexico and Alaska, home rule, merit in appointments, sympathy for Cuba, equal opportunity, and support for public works like river and waterway improvements. It advocates for free homes, local governance, and continued constitutional principles. The fragment ends by inviting citizen support to implement the principles through legislation for national prosperity.
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Téryiortes
New Mexico
Atonita
Slatenool
Goldin
Alaskit
Democratic Party
United Hitntes
Vitary
Alaska
United States
Cuba
Ifa
Mississippi River
Republic
Udewater
Buchald
Tent Biw Down at Washington Storm Disrupts Services
A severe storm in Washington on July 11 toppled a large tent used by Christian Endeavor crowds, injuring or killing few as high winds ripped through telegraph and electric lines. The event, held outdoors for thousands, shifted into churches for prayer and Bible study led by Protestant ministers. services lasted into the evening despite wreckage and rain.
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Amlo
Washington
Willston
Lewis Washington
Endeavor
Emily
Mombers
Ylaiting
Theas
May
Proxtitvin
Burroughs
LA. Y
Crowfordsville
Irregularities Reported at Savings Bank Society
Investigations are under way after stockholders accused management of irregularities at the Savings Bank Society founded in 1882. Following the death of secretary Andrew Nelson on May 24, books were found improperly posted and other deficiencies observed, prompting an expert accountant to audit Nelsons accounts and the secretarys ledgers.
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Savings lHnkidlug Society
Msnaplied
St. Pro
Daly
Savings Wank Society
Stockhald. Org
Wren
Berrisford
Society
Sant Wight
Andrew N. Nelson
Nelson
Terrlefor Kall
Neleoh
Well Known Captain Died in Tuydeld Wisconsin Burial Today
A well known local figure Capt. Stewart was buried in Tuydeld by the G A R post. Born in 1836 in Trelond he served in the English navy and later in the United States forces. He captained the Algonquin 62 on Lake Superior and served in the Michigan and navy during the Civil War era. He was a prominent mariner and civic character in North Wisconsin.
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Tuydeld
Wis
Doin Stewart
G. A
Hayneld
Ita
North Wiscongin
Ifaule
Tn Trelond
Ish
Lake Superior
Navy
Verne Tragedy Amid Elephant Sighting On Freight Run
A freight worker hauling furniture between Nicgilok Avents and Vine Pince died of fright when elephants crossed the path. The man, ill prepared for the sudden herd, dropped and stiffened after a glare of tusks loomed above him. The incident occurred in the early morning hours as the elephants approached from the direction of the elvens, frightening locals and halting traffic briefly.
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Verne
Monneapais
Lelangin
G. Th
Ongexwl
Liu
Storm Hits Ships Off Pousacoli Mobile Alu July 1
A chaotic coastal weather report describes Italian bets Dadent Swedish bark Svea and Norwegian Turk Ludvig driven ashore near Vehsavlt. A southeast gale velocity around seventy two miles per hour hurled ships northwest, with heavy swells, while a telegraph station at Flummioy notes the storm's local impact. The Penvavola and Atoatte are cited in a line of maritime notices tied to Louteritic and Nashville trade interests.
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Pousacoli
Mobile
Alu
Dadent
Svea
Norywegian
Vehsavlt
Severa
Ehuigeil i
Nortwest
Wernsacela
Newtral
Torslig Belog
Flummioy
Nashville
Global meat and eggs move via new transport facilities
A discussion notes rapid improvements in transport and refrigeration linking Europe with Australia, South America, and the United States. It cites Paris meat imports from Algeria and Russia egg exports to England, with figures from 1885 to 1905 and references New York Sun dispatches. An insurance job ad seeks agents for Home Life Insurance Company, highlighting cash value with loan privileges and commission terms.
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Auestralia
South America
United States
Europe
Erly Sous
Wateh
Paris
London
Russia
England
Russi
New York Sun
Home Life Insurance Company
New York
Anea
Nye Ming
Faom
Gener
Pioneer Press
St. Powk
Confinement Tales From the Ink Engravers Room
A visitor probes the confines of work in a room where vote engravers operate. A pale artist replies that some jobs are restrictive and recalls a man who did a similar act without orders, who received seven years in confinement.
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Shlexgo Tribune
Tiall's Gatarrh Cours Constitutional Cure Claim
Fragmentary notes mention a cure named Tiall's Gatarrh Cours with pricing and torn dialogue about a person named Wheeler and a desire to take a human shape, reflecting a cryptic communication or advertisement fragment.
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Tiall
Price
Wheeler
Walker
Fragmented Sentry Tale From a Strained Evening
A scrambled historical excerpt describes a tense domestic scene with characters named L FITS and Jerkins amid a supper table raid. The language hints at rough humor and a strained exchange between a husband and wife. The source includes garbled place names and odd spellings, typical of OCR from an old issue.
Fragmented OCR Socialism and Proverb Snippets
A jumble of clipped quotes from Detroit Tribune and Birmingham Post references. It includes lines on socialism guiding brotherhood, teaching mistakes, and a remark about an exhibition list of shares. The text also mentions an unrealized future where no incurable diverse exists.
FHRES Rootbeer Demand Sparks Pantry Debate
A quirky tip urges consumers to avoid substitutes to save money and to insist on FHRES Rootbeer, praising its quality amid playful, cryptic branding from The Chaztee B.
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Chaztee
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